Book tips - IT Security
IT Security
In times of spam e-mails, viruses, cyber-terrorism and ransom attacks, the topic of IT security is becoming increasingly important. Companies that neglect the security of their systems willingly open the door to hackers and show them the way to their gold treasure of data, risking their existence and their future. And yet there are still countless companies that protect their IT inadequately or not at all - often simply because they don't know how or where to start. The authors of the books featured this time provide companies with a guide to implementing, maintaining and strengthening IT security measures. They show how to circumvent the risks of digitization and reap its benefits without sacrificing comprehensive system security. You don't have to be an IT expert to protect yourself and your data either. In an age of ever greater networking and connectivity, everyone is looking out for themselves - because IT security is not something you get for free.
" The only secure system would have to be turned off, in a sealed room, and surrounded by armed protection troops. " -Gene Spafford
Source: E-3 Magazine - April 2018 issue
I think it's hacking!
With this book you will learn how to protect yourself and your computer and what you should know about our digital pitfalls and gaps. The technology that floods us today doesn't give us a chance to secure everything so that we are really safe. But learn about your adversaries' weapons and your own defenses. But don't worry, you don't have to be an IT professional for this look into the IT poison cabinet. Author and expert Tobias Schrödel writes in an entertaining and informative manner - IT security concerns us all. For this reason, it's best to ask Tobias Schrödel - or your data protection officer - about the risks and side effects of computers, smartphones and the like.
The IT Security Mindset
When it comes to IT security, German SMEs still have a lot of room for improvement. But secure IT systems are a prerequisite for small and medium-sized enterprises to take advantage of the opportunities offered by digitization. In this practical guide, Jan Bindig shows that IT security does not have to be an impenetrable jungle of information, even for smaller companies.
IT security with system
With digital transformation and dynamically increasing threats, a company's efficiency and future are more dependent than ever on the security, continuity, and risks of information processing. With this book, you identify risks and build groundbreaking actionable knowledge. The author guides you from policy to concepts and measures.
IT Security Law
The topic of IT security has come increasingly into focus in recent years as a result of data protection scandals, cloud computing, and terrorist and criminal threats. This practical guide provides companies with comprehensible information on the applicable IT security obligations and how to comply with them, as well as on compliance and impending liability risks in the event of security deficits.
Digital Politics
A somewhat different kind of IT security, but one that becomes all the more important as digitization advances. After all, digitization beats democracy. The opaque "cyber world" makes us both responsible and immature at the same time. Instead of citing technology as the cause, we need to understand that everyone is responsible for protecting their own data. You have to learn how to defend yourself!
